Preprocessing Module of GNSS Chip and Terminal Device

ABSTRACT

A preprocessing system includes a first port, where one end of the first port is coupled to a first switch, and the other end of the first port is suspended, where the first switch has a connecting end configured to couple to a first interface and is configured to connect a filter and the first interface, a second port configured to receive a first signal or a second signal, where the filter is configured to filter the first signal to obtain a first positioning signal and a second positioning signal, provide the first positioning signal for the first switch, and provide the second positioning signal for a second interface of a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) chip to adapt to a plurality of antenna configuration types and to achieve universality.

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201910342537.9, filed with China National Intellectual PropertyAdministration on Apr. 26, 2019 and entitled “PREPROCESSING MODULE OFGNSS CHIP AND TERMINAL DEVICE”, which is incorporated herein byreference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the field of GNSS chip technologies, and inparticular, to a preprocessing module of a GNSS chip and a terminaldevice.

BACKGROUND

As a mobile positioning technology develops, a global navigationsatellite system (global navigation satellite system) chip isincreasingly widely applied.

The GNSS chip may be applied to a plurality of terminal devices having apositioning function, and different terminal devices may have differenttypes of antenna configurations. Therefore, a preprocessing moduleusually needs to be added between an antenna and the GNSS chip, so thatdifferent types of antennas can adapt to the GNSS chip.

However, currently, antenna configuration types are diverse. When aterminal device is developed, a preprocessing module needs to bespecially designed based on an antenna configuration type of theterminal device, to enable an antenna of the terminal device to adapt tothe GNSS chip. Consequently, development costs of the terminal deviceare increased.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of this application provide a preprocessing module of a GNSSchip and a terminal device, to enable an antenna of the terminal deviceto adapt to the GNSS chip.

According to a first aspect, an embodiment of this application providesa preprocessing module of a GNSS chip. The module includes: a firstport, a second port, a filter unit, and a first switch unit. One end ofthe first port is connected to the first switch unit, and the other endof the first port is suspended, or the other end of the first port isconfigured to connect to a first antenna of a terminal device, and thefirst antenna is configured to receive a first positioning signal in afirst frequency band. The first switch unit is connected to the filterunit, the first switch unit has a connecting end configured to connectto a first interface, where the first interface is an interfacecorresponding to the first frequency band in the GNSS chip, and thefirst switch unit is configured. to: connect the first port and thefirst interface when the other end of the first port is connected to thefirst antenna of the terminal device, or connect the filter unit and thefirst interface when the other end of the first port is suspended. Oneend of the second port is connected to the filter unit, the other end ofthe second port is configured to connect to a second antenna of theterminal device, and the second antenna is configured to: receive afirst signal including the first positioning signal in the firstfrequency band and a second positioning signal in a second frequencyband when the other end of the first port is suspended, or receive asecond signal including the second positioning signal when the other endof the first port is connected to the first antenna of the terminaldevice. The filter unit has a connecting end configured to connect to asecond interface, where the second interface is an interfacecorresponding to the second frequency band in the GNSS chip, and thefilter unit is configured to: filter the first signal when the other endof the first port is suspended, to obtain the first positioning signaland the second positioning signal, provide the first positioning signalfor the first switch unit, and provide the second positioning signal forthe second interface of the GNSS chip, or provide the second positioningsignal in the second signal for the second interface when the other endof the first port is connected to the first antenna of the terminaldevice.

A GNSS chip is usually disposed inside the terminal device, for example,a mobile phone, to implement a navigation or positioning function. Thepreprocessing module provided in this embodiment of this application maybe usually disposed between an antenna of the terminal device and theGNSS chip. When one antenna is disposed in the terminal device, theother end of the first port in the preprocessing module may besuspended, and the first switch unit connects the filter unit and thefirst interface, so that the filter unit can filter a hybrid signalreceived by the antenna, to obtain a first positioning signal and asecond positioning signal in the hybrid signal, and provide the firstpositioning signal for the first interface by using the first switchunit, and provide the second positioning signal for the secondinterface, so that adaptation between the antenna and the GNSS chip isimplemented. When two antennas are disposed in the terminal device, theother end of the first port in the preprocessing module may be connectedto a corresponding antenna, the first switch unit connects the firstport and the first interface, to provide the first positioning signalfor the first interface through the first port, and the filter unitprovides the second positioning signal for the second interface, so thatadaptation between the antenna and the GNSS chip can be implemented. Itcan be learned that, in this embodiment of this application, adaptationbetween the antenna of the terminal device and the GNSS chip can beimplemented, requirements for configurations of different quantities ofantennas can be met, and relatively high universality is achieved.

In a possible implementation, the preprocessing module provided in thisembodiment of this application further includes a control unit. Thecontrol unit is connected to the first switch unit, and is configuredto: generate a control signal based on a configuration parameter that isexternally input, and provide the control signal for the first switchunit. The first switch unit is configured to: connect the first port andthe first interface based on the control signal, or connect the filterunit and the first interface based on the control signal. For example,if the other end of the first port is suspended, the configurationparameter may be a first parameter or if the other end of the first portis connected to the first antenna of the terminal device, theconfiguration parameter may be a second parameter. The control unit maygenerate a first control signal based on the first parameter, orgenerate a second control signal based on the second parameter. Thefirst switch unit may connect the filter unit and the first interfaceunder control of the first control signal, or connect the first port andthe first interface under control of the second control signal.

In a possible implementation, the preprocessing module provided in thisembodiment of this application may further include a second switch unitand a third port. One end of the third port is connected to the secondswitch unit, and the other end of the third port is suspended, or theother end of the third port is configured to connect to a third antennaof the terminal device, and the third antenna is configured to receive athird positioning signal in a third frequency band. The second switchunit is connected to the filter unit, the second switch unit has aconnecting end configured to connect to a third interface, where thethird interface is an interface corresponding to the third frequencyband in the GNSS chip, and the second switch unit is configured to:connect the third port and the third interface when the other end of thethird port is connected to the third antenna of the terminal device, orconnect the filter unit and the third interface when the other end ofthe third port is suspended. When the other end of the third port issuspended, the first signal and the second signal further include thethird positioning signal in the third frequency band. The filter unit isfurther configured to: filter the first signal when the other end of thefirst port and the other end of the third port are suspended, to obtainthe third positioning signal, and provide the third positioning signalfor the second switch unit; or filter the second signal when the otherend of the first port is connected to the first antenna of the terminaldevice and the other end of the third port is suspended, to obtain thethird positioning signal, and provide the third positioning signal forthe second switch unit.

The foregoing preprocessing module may be applied to a three-interfaceGNSS chip, so that the antenna of the terminal device can adapt to theGNSS chip. In addition, the foregoing preprocessing module can meetrequirements for different quantities of antennas and a plurality ofantenna configuration types, and has relatively high universality.

In a possible implementation, the preprocessing module provided in thisembodiment of this application further includes a control unit. Thecontrol unit is separately connected to the first switch unit and thesecond switch unit, and is configured to: generate a control signalbased on a configuration parameter that is input and separately providethe control signal for the first switch unit and the second switch unit.The first switch unit is configured to: connect the first port and thefirst interface based on the control signal, or connect the filter unitand the first interface based on the control signal. The second switchsignal is configured to: connect the third port and the third interfacebased on the control signal, or connect the filter unit and the thirdinterface based on the control signal.

For example, if the other end of the first port and the other end of thethird port are suspended, the configuration parameter may be a thirdparameter; if the other end of the first port is connected to the firstantenna of the terminal device, and the other end of the third port issuspended, the configuration parameter may be a fourth parameter; if theother end of the first port is suspended, and the other end of the thirdport is connected to the third antenna of the terminal device, theconfiguration parameter may be a fifth parameter; or if the other end ofthe first port is connected to the first antenna of the terminal device,and the other end of the third port is connected to the third antenna ofthe terminal device, the configuration parameter may be a sixthparameter. The control unit may generate a first control signal and athird control signal based on the third parameter, provide the firstcontrol signal for the first switch unit, and provide the third controlsignal for the second switch unit; generate a second control signal andthe third control signal based on the fourth parameter, provide thesecond control signal for the first switch unit, and provide the thirdcontrol signal for the second switch unit; generate the first controlsignal and a fourth control signal based on the fifth parameter, providethe first control signal for the first switch unit, and provide thefourth control signal for the second switch unit; or generate the secondcontrol signal and the fourth control signal based on the sixthparameter, provide the second control signal for the first switch unit,and provide the fourth control signal for the second switch unit. Thefirst switch unit may connect the filter unit and the first interfaceunder control of the first control signal, or connect the first port andthe first interface under control of the second control signal. Thesecond switch unit may connect the filter unit and the third interfaceunder control of the third control signal, or connect the third port andthe third interface under control of the fourth control signal.

According to a second aspect, an embodiment of this application furtherprovides a terminal device. The terminal device includes a secondantenna, a GNSS chip, and the preprocessing module according to any oneof the first aspect or the implementations of the first aspect. Thesecond antenna is connected to the second port of the preprocessingmodule, and the second antenna is configured to receive a hybrid signalincluding a first positioning signal in a first frequency band and asecond positioning signal in a second frequency band. The first port ofthe preprocessing module is suspended. The first switch unit connectsthe filter unit and the first interface. The GNSS chip is configured toseparately process the first positioning signal and the secondpositioning signal that are provided by the preprocessing module.

According to a third aspect, an embodiment of this application furtherprovides a terminal device. The terminal device includes a firstantenna, a second antenna, a GNSS chip, and the preprocessing moduleaccording to any one of the first aspect or the implementations of thefirst aspect. The first antenna is connected to the first port of thepreprocessing module, and is configured to receive a first positioningsignal in a first frequency band. The second antenna is connected to thesecond port of the preprocessing module, and is configured to receive asecond positioning signal in a second frequency band. The first switchunit of the preprocessing module connects the first port and the firstinterface. The GNSS chip is configured to separately process the firstpositioning signal and the second positioning signal that are providedby the preprocessing module.

According to a fourth aspect, an embodiment of this application furtherprovides a terminal device. The terminal device includes a firstantenna, a second antenna, a third antenna, a GNSS chip, and thepreprocessing module in the first aspect. The first antenna is connectedto the first port of the preprocessing module, and is configured toreceive a first positioning signal in a first frequency band. The secondantenna is connected to the second port of the preprocessing module, andis configured to receive a second positioning signal in a secondfrequency band. The third antenna is connected to the third port of thepreprocessing module, and is configured to receive a third positioningsignal in a third frequency band. The first switch unit of thepreprocessing module connects the first port and the first interface.The second switch unit connects the third port and the third interface.The GNSS chip is configured to separately process the first positioningsignal, the second positioning signal, and the third positioning signalthat are provided by the preprocessing module.

These aspects or other aspects of this application are clearer andeasier to understand in descriptions of the following embodiments.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The following briefly describes the accompanying drawings used inembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an architecture of a mobile positioningsystem;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a mobile phone accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3 is a first schematic diagram of a structure of a terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4 is a second schematic diagram of a structure of a terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 5 is a third schematic diagram of a structure of a terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 6 is a fourth schematic diagram of a structure of a terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7 is a fifth schematic diagram of a structure of a terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 8 is a sixth schematic diagram of a structure of a terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application; and

FIG. 9 is a seventh schematic diagram of a structure of a terminaldevice according to an embodiment of this application.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of thisapplication clearer, the following further describes this application indetail with reference to the accompanying drawings. A specific operationmethod in a method embodiment may also be used in an apparatusembodiment or a system embodiment. It should be noted that, in thedescriptions of this application, “at least one” means one or more, and“a plurality of” means two or more. In view of this, “a plurality of”may also be understood as “at least two” in the embodiments of thepresent invention. The term “and/or” describes an associationrelationship for describing associated objects and represents that threerelationships may exist. For example A and/or B may represent thefollowing three cases: Only A exists, both A and B exist, and only Bexists. In addition, the character “/” generally indicates an “or”relationship between the associated objects. In addition, it should beunderstood that, in the descriptions of this application, terms such as“first” and “second” are merely used for distinguishing betweendescriptions, but should not be understood as indicating or implyingrelative importance, or should not be understood as indicating orimplying a sequence.

The following clearly and completely describes the technical solutionsin the embodiments of this application with reference to theaccompanying drawings in the embodiments of this application.

As a mobile positioning technology develops, the mobile positioningtechnology gradually becomes one of basic technologies in fields such asautomobile navigation, intelligent robots, and autonomous driving.Therefore, a global navigation satellite system (global navigationsatellite system, GNSS) chip is increasingly widely applied. Anembodiment of this application provides a preprocessing module. Thepreprocessing module is applicable to a terminal device such as asmartphone or an in-vehicle terminal on which a GNSS chip is mounted.For example, in FIG. 1, an in-vehicle terminal is mounted in a vehicle.The in-vehicle terminal may receive positioning signals sent by aplurality of positioning satellites (a positioning satellite 1 and apositioning satellite 2). A GNSS chip inside the in-vehicle terminal mayobtain information about a current geographical location of the vehiclethrough calculation and analysis based on the received positioningsignals.

However, currently, terminal devices have various requirements forconfiguration quantities and configuration types of antennas. Forexample, some terminal devices have only one antenna, some terminaldevices need to have two antennas, and some terminal devices need tohave three or more antennas. In addition, when a terminal device needsto have a plurality of antennas, types of different antennas also needto be different, and the like. When developing a terminal device, aterminal device manufacturer needs to specially design a preprocessingmodule located between an antenna and a GNSS chip based on an antennaquantity configuration requirement and an antenna type configurationrequirement of the terminal device, so that a quantity of antennas andtypes of the antennas of the terminal device can adapt to the GNSS chipin the terminal device. Consequently, difficulty, design costs, and thelike are increased during designing the preprocessing module by thedevice manufacturer, and development costs of the terminal device arealso increased.

For the foregoing problem, an embodiment of this application provides arelatively universal preprocessing module. The preprocessing module maybe applied to any terminal device having a requirement for one or moreantennas and a requirement for different types of antennas, to avoid aproblem of relatively high design costs and relatively high developmentcosts because a terminal device manufacturer needs to specially designdifferent preprocessing modules for terminal devices with requirementsfor different quantities of antennas or requirements for different typesof antennas is avoided.

The preprocessing module provided in this embodiment of this applicationmay be applied to development and configuration processing of aplurality of types of terminal devices. The terminal device includes amobile device such as a smartphone or an in-vehicle terminal that has apositioning function. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the followingspecifically describes, by using an electronic device 100 as an example,a structure of a terminal device applicable to an embodiment of thisapplication.

The electronic device 100 may include a processor 110, an internalmemory 121, an antenna 2, a wireless communication module 160, an audiomodule 170, a display 194, and the like.

It may be understood that the structure shown in this embodiment of thisapplication does not constitute a specific limitation on the electronicdevice 100. In some other embodiments of this application, theelectronic device 100 may include more or fewer components than thoseshown in the figure, or combine some components, or split somecomponents, or have different component arrangements. The componentsshown in the figure may be implemented by using hardware, software, or acombination of software and hardware.

The processor 110 may include one or more processing units. For example,the processor 110 may include an application processor (applicationprocessor, AP), a modem processor, a graphics processing unit (graphicsprocessing unit, GPU), an image signal processor (image signalprocessor, ISP), a controller, a memory, a video codec, a digital signalprocessor (digital signal processor, DSP), a baseband processor, and/ora neural-network processing unit (Neural-network Processing Unit, NPU),and the like. Different processing units may be independent devices, ormay be integrated into one or more processors.

In some embodiments, the processor 110 may include one or moreinterfaces. The interfaces may include an inter-integrated circuit(inter-integrated circuit, I2C) interface, an inter-integrated circuitsound (inter-integrated circuit sound, I2S) interface, a pulse codemodulation (pulse code modulation, PCM) interface, a universalasynchronous receiver/transmitter (universal asynchronousreceiver/transmitter, UART) interface, a mobile industry processorinterface (mobile industry processor interface, MIPI), a general-purposeinput/output (general-purpose input/output, GPIO) interface, asubscriber identity module (subscriber identity module, SIM) interface,a universal serial bus (universal serial bus, USB) interface, and/or thelike.

The antenna 2 is configured to transmit and receive electromagnetic wavesignals. Each antenna in the electronic device 100 may be configured tocover one or more communication bands. Different antennas may also bemultiplexed to improve antenna utilization. For example, a cellularnetwork antenna may be multiplexed as a diversity antenna of a wirelesslocal area network. In some other embodiments, the antenna may be usedin combination with a tuning switch.

The wireless communication module 160 may provide a solution applied tothe electronic device 100 for wireless communication including wirelesslocal area network (wireless local area network, WLAN), Bluetooth(Bluetooth, BT), a GNSS, frequency modulation (frequency modulation,FM), near field communication (near field communication, NFC), andinfrared (infrared, IR) technologies. The wireless communication module160 may be one or more devices integrating at least one communicationprocessing module. The wireless communication module 160 receives anelectromagnetic wave by using the antenna 2, performs frequencymodulation and filtering on the electromagnetic wave signal, and sends aprocessed signal to the processor 110. The wireless communication module160 may further receive a to-be-sent signal from the processor 110,perform frequency modulation and amplification on the to-be-sent signal,and convert the signal into an electromagnetic wave by using the antenna2 for radiation. In this embodiment of this application, the wirelesscommunication module 160 is configured to send speech of a first userand machine speech in a target language after translation, or speechthat is in a target language and that is sent by a peer user, andmachine speech in a first language after translation.

In some embodiments, the antenna 2 is coupled to the wirelesscommunication module 160, so that the electronic device 100 cancommunicate with a network and another device by using a wirelesscommunication technology. The wireless communication technology mayinclude a GNSS, and the GNSS may include a global positioning system(global positioning system, GPS), a global navigation satellite system(global navigation satellite system, GLONASS), a BeiDou navigationsatellite system (BeiDou navigation satellite system BDS), aquasi-zenith satellite system (quasi-zenith satellite system, QZSS)and/or a satellite based augmentation system (satellite basedaugmentation system, SBAS).

In this embodiment of this application, the wireless communicationmodule 160 includes a GNSS chip 1601, and the GNSS technology may beimplemented by using the GNSS chip 1601. Specifically, the GNSS chip1601 may process a positioning signal received by the antenna 2, toobtain location information of the terminal device.

Currently, in the GNSS technology, a positioning signal may betransmitted by using a plurality of frequency hands. Using the GPStechnology as an example, the GPS technology mainly has three availablefrequency bands: a frequency band L1 (1.6 G), a frequency band L2 (1.22G), and a frequency band L5 (1.17 G). The GNSS chip 1601 using the GPStechnology includes at least one interface, where any interfacecorresponds to an available frequency band, and may receive apositioning signal in the corresponding available frequency band. Forexample, if an interface A in the GNSS chip 1601 corresponds to thefrequency band L1, the interface A may receive a positioning signal inthe frequency band L1.

When the GNSS chip includes a plurality of interfaces, the GNSS chip mayreceive and process a plurality of positioning signals in differentavailable frequency bands, that is, a multi-frequency processingtechnology. For the GNSS chip that supports the multi-frequencyprocessing technology, there are a plurality of possible types ofpositioning signals that can be processed by the GNSS chip. For example,the GNSS chip may process a positioning signal in the frequency band L1and a positioning signal in the frequency band L2. In another example,the GNSS chip may process the positioning signal in the frequency bandL1 and a positioning signal in the frequency band L5. In anotherexample, the GNSS chip may alternatively process the positioning signalin the frequency band L1, the positioning signal in the frequency bandL2, and the positioning signal in the frequency band L5.

The electronic device 100 implements a display function by using theGPU, the display 194, the application processor, and the like. The GPUis a microprocessor for image processing, and is connected to thedisplay 194 and the application processor. The GPU is configured toperform mathematical and geometric calculation for graphics rendering.The processor 110 may include one or more GPUs that execute programinstructions to generate or change display information.

The display 194 is configured to display an image, a video, and thelike. The display 194 includes a display panel. The display panel mayuse an LCD (liquid crystal display, liquid crystal display), an OLED(organic light-emitting diode, organic light-emitting diode), anactive-matrix organic light emitting diode or active-matrix organiclight emitting diode (active-matrix organic light emitting diode,AMOLED), a flex light-emitting diode (flex light-emitting diode, FLED),a mini-LED, a micro-LED, a micro-OLED, a quantum dot light emittingdiode (quantum dot light emitting diode, QLED), or the like. In someembodiments, the electronic device 100 may include one or N displays,where N is a positive integer greater than 1. In this embodiment of thisapplication, the display 194 may be configured to display a callinterface, a translation interface, a language setting interface, andthe like.

The internal memory 121 may be configured to store computer-executableprogram code, where the executable program code includes instructions.The processor 110 executes various function applications and dataprocessing of the electronic device 100 by running the instructionsstored in the internal memory 121. The internal memory 121 may include aprogram storage area and a data storage area. The program storage areamay store an operating system, an application required by at least onefunction (for example, a sound playing function or an image playingfunction), and the like. The data storage area may store data (forexample, audio data and an address book) and the like created in aprocess of using the electronic device 100. In addition, the internalmemory 121 may include a high-speed random access memory, and mayfurther include a non-volatile memory, for example, at least one diskstorage device, a flash memory, or a universal flash storage (universalflash storage, UFS).

The audio module 170 is configured to convert digital audio informationinto an analog audio signal output, and is also configured to convert ananalog audio input into a digital audio signal. The audio module 170 mayalso be configured to encode and decode an audio signal. In someembodiments, the audio module 170 may be disposed in the processor 110,or some function modules of the audio module 170 may be disposed in theprocessor 110.

It should be understood that, in actual application, the terminal devicemay have more or fewer components than the electronic device 100 in FIG.2. This is not limited in this embodiment of this application.

However, in the terminal device, an antenna (for example, the antenna 2in FIG. 2) configured to receive positioning signals has a plurality ofpossible configurations, resulting in various types of received signals.For example, one antenna is mounted in the terminal device, and theantenna may be configured to receive the positioning signal in thefrequency band L1 and the positioning signal in the frequency band L2(and the positioning signal in the frequency hand L5). In anotherexample, two antennas are mounted in the terminal device. One antennamay be configured to receive the positioning signal in the frequencyband L1, the other antenna is configured to receive the positioningsignal in the frequency band L2, and the like.

If configuration manners of the quantity and types of antennas in theterminal device do not adapt to configurations of interfaces in the GNSSchip, the GNSS chip cannot operate normally. For example, if one antennais mounted in the terminal device, the antenna is configured to receivethe positioning signal in the frequency band L1 and the positioningsignal in the frequency band L2. That is, the antenna may receive ahybrid signal including the positioning signal in the frequency band L1and the positioning signal in the frequency band L2. The GNSS chipincludes an interface A corresponding to the frequency band L1 and aninterface B corresponding to the frequency band L2. Because the antennareceives the hybrid signal, neither the interface A nor the interface Bcan identify the hybrid signal, and the GNSS chip cannot process thepositioning signals received by the antenna.

In view of this, an embodiment of this application provides apreprocessing module of a GNSS chip. The preprocessing module isdisposed between the GNSS chip and an antenna in a terminal device, andcan process positioning signals received by a plurality of quantitiesand types of antennas, to obtain a plurality of positioning signals indifferent frequency bands, and respectively provide the obtainedpositioning signals in the different frequency bands for a plurality ofinterfaces in the GNSS chip, so that when different quantities and typesof antennas are configured in the terminal device, adaptability betweenthe antennas and the GNSS chip can be ensured.

The following further describes, by using the following specificembodiments, the technical solutions provided in the embodiments of thisapplication.

Embodiment 1

An embodiment of this application provides a preprocessing module of aGNSS chip. The preprocessing module is applicable to the GNSS chip thatincludes two interfaces. The two interfaces of the GNSS chiprespectively correspond to different frequency bands. A first interfacecorresponds to a first frequency band, and a second interfacecorresponds to a second frequency band. It may be understood that, inaddition to interfaces configured to receive positioning signals, theGNSS chip further includes another interface. Unless otherwisespecified, the following interfaces of the GNSS chip in this embodimentof this application specifically mean interfaces configured to receivepositioning signals.

As shown in FIG. 3, a preprocessing module 302 of a GNSS chip providedin this embodiment of this application mainly includes a first port (forexample, a port 3023 b), a second port (for example, a port 3023 a), afilter unit 3021, and a first switch unit 3022. The preprocessing module302 is applicable to the GNSS chip 301 including an interface A and aninterface B. A correspondence between the interfaces of the GNSS chip301, the frequency bands, and the positioning signals may be shown inTable 1.

TABLE 1 Interface Frequency band Positioning signal Interface AFrequency band 2 Positioning signal a Interface B Frequency band 1Positioning signal b

The interface A corresponds to the frequency band 1, and may receive thepositioning signal a in the frequency band 1. The interface B is similarto the interface A. Details are not described again.

Based on the correspondence shown in Table 1, as shown in FIG. 3, oneend of the port 3023 b of the preprocessing module 302 is connected tothe first switch unit 3022, and the other end of the port 3023 b of thepreprocessing module 302 is suspended, or the other end of the port 3023b of the preprocessing module 302 is configured to connect to a firstantenna (an antenna 3032) of a terminal device. The first switch unit3022 is connected to the filter unit 3021. The first switch unit 3022has a connecting end configured to connect to a first interface (theinterface B) of the GNSS chip. The first switch unit 3022 is configuredto connect the port 3023 b and the interface B, or connect the filterunit 3021 and the interface B. One end of the second port 3023 a isconnected to the filter unit 3021, and the other end of the second port3023 a is configured to connect to a second antenna (an antenna 3031) ofthe terminal device 300. The filter unit 3021 has a connecting endconfigured to connect to the second interface (the interface A) of theGNSS chip 301. The filter unit 3021 is configured to: provide thepositioning signal a for the interface A, or provide the positioningsignal a for the interface A, and provide the positioning signal h forthe first switch unit 3022.

The preprocessing module 302 provided in this embodiment of thisapplication can enable the antennas of the terminal device to adapt tothe GNSS chip. In addition, the preprocessing module 302 has a simplestructure, and may be applied to terminal devices with configurations ofa plurality of quantities and types of antennas, and has relatively highuniversality. This helps reduce development costs of the terminaldevice.

Specifically, a specific connection manner of the other end of the port3023 b and a connection state of the first switch unit 3022 may bechanged, so that antennas of a plurality of different configurationtypes can adapt to the GNSS chip 301. Next, at least two possible casesare further described by using the terminal device 300 shown in FIG. 3as an example.

1.1 One Antenna is Configured in the Terminal Device

For example, only the antenna 3031 is configured in the terminal device300, and the antenna 3031 may be configured to receive both thepositioning signal a and the positioning signal b. In other words, asignal received by the antenna 3031 is a hybrid signal including thepositioning signal a and the positioning signal b.

For the terminal device 300 of the foregoing antenna configuration type,the other end of the port 3023 b in the preprocessing module 302 issuspended, and the first switch unit 3022 connects the filter unit 3021and the interface B.

In this case, the filter unit 3021 may filter the hybrid signal receivedby the antenna 3031 to obtain the positioning signal a and thepositioning signal b in the hybrid signal, provide the positioningsignal b for the first switch unit 3022, and provide the positioningsignal a for the interface A. Because the first switch unit 3022connects the filter unit 3021 and the interface B, the positioningsignal h provided by the filter unit 3021 for the first switch unit 3022is to be transmitted to the interface B. In this case, the GNSS chip 301can separately receive the positioning signal a and the positioningsignal b, and process the two positioning signals.

1.2 Two Antennas are Configured in the Terminal Device

For example, the antenna 3031 and the antenna 3032 are configured in theterminal device 300. The antenna 3031 is configured to receive thepositioning signal a, and the antenna 3032 is configured to receive thepositioning signal b.

For the terminal device 300 of the foregoing antenna configuration type,the other end of the port 3023 b in the preprocessing module 302 isconnected to the antenna 3032, and the first switch unit 3022 connectsthe filter unit 3021 and the interface B.

In this case, the first switch unit 3022 may transmit the positioningsignal b received by the antenna 3032 to the interface B. The filterunit 3021 may transmit the positioning signal a received by the antenna3031 to the interface A.

Specifically, in the foregoing two cases, the filter unit 3021 mainlyhas the following several possible implementations:

In a possible implementation 1, the filter unit 3021 may monitor aconducting status of the first switch unit 3022. If the first switchunit 3022 connects the filter unit 3021 and the interface B, the filterunit 3021 filters the signal (in this case, the signal is the hybridsignal) received by the antenna 3031, to obtain the positioning signal aand the positioning signal b, provides the positioning signal a for theinterface A, and provides the positioning signal b for the interface B.If the first switch unit 3022 disconnects the filter unit 3021 from theinterface B, that is, the first switch unit 3022 connects the port 3023b and the interface B, the filter unit 3021 provides the signal (in thiscase, the positioning signal a) received by the antenna 3031 for theinterface A.

In a possible implementation 2, the preprocessing module 302 furtherincludes a control unit 3024. The control unit 3024 may send anindication signal to the filter unit 3021, to indicate whether thefilter unit 3021 filters the signal received by the antenna 3031. Forexample, in case 1.1, the control unit 3024 sends a control signal 1 tothe filter unit 3021, to indicate the filter unit 3021 to filter thesignal received by the antenna 3031. In case 1.2, the control unit 3024sends a control signal 2 to the filter unit 3021, to indicate the filterunit 3021 to provide the signal received by the antenna 3031 for theinterface A.

In a possible implementation 3, the filter unit 3021 keeps filtering thesignal received by the antenna 3031. In case 1.2, the filter unit 3021still filters the signal received by the antenna 3031. Because thesignal received by the antenna 3031 does not include the positioningsignal b, the filter unit 3021 can obtain only the positioning signal aafter filtering, and does not obtain the positioning signal b. Inaddition, in this case, the first switch unit 3022 disconnects thefilter unit 3021 from the interface B. Therefore, even if the filterunit 3021 still filters the signal received by the antenna 3031,reception of the positioning signal by the GNSS chip 301 is notaffected.

For the first switch unit 3022, in a possible implementation, in aprocess of manufacturing the terminal device 300, a connection state ofthe first switch unit 3022 may be configured by using a circuit. Forexample, when the preprocessing module 302 is sold, there are twoelectrical connection paths. An electrical connection path A may connectthe filter unit 3021 and the interface B, and an electrical connectionpath B may connect the interface 3023 b and the interface B. Researchand development personnel of the terminal device may keep one electricalconnection path and disconnect the other electrical connection pathbased on an antenna configuration of the terminal device 300.Specifically, if only the antenna 3031 is configured in the terminaldevice 300, the research and development personnel may keep theelectrical connection path A and disconnect the electrical connectionpath B; or if the antenna 3031 and the antenna 3032 are configured inthe terminal device 300, the research and development personnel may keepthe electrical connection path B, and disconnect the electricalconnection path A.

In another possible implementation, as shown in FIG. 3, a connectionbetween the control unit 3024 and the first switch unit 3022 may also beimplemented by using a configuration parameter that is input into thecontrol unit 3024. For example, research and development personnel of aterminal device manufacturer may input a configuration parameter into anoperating system of the control unit 3024 based on the antennaconfiguration of the terminal device 300. The configuration parametermay be a parameter specified in a user manual when the preprocessingmodule is sold. After the configuration parameter is input, the controlunit 3024 may perform signal generation processing based on theconfiguration parameter to obtain a control signal, where the controlsignal has an effect of enabling the first switch unit 3022 to connectthe port 3023 b and the interface B, or connect the filter unit 3021 andthe interface B.

For example, when the preprocessing module is sold, the user manualspecifies a parameter 1 and a parameter 2. The parameter 1 is applicableto a terminal device that includes only one antenna, and the parameter 2is applicable to a terminal device that includes two antennas. Theresearch and development personnel may perform selection based on anantenna configuration of the researched and developed terminal device.Specifically, if only the antenna 3031 is configured in the terminaldevice 300, the research and development personnel may input theparameter 1 into the operating system of the control unit 3024. A firstcontrol signal generated by the control unit 3024 based on the parameter1 may enable the first switch unit 3022 to connect the filter unit 3021and the interface B. If the antenna 3031 and the antenna 3032 areconfigured in the terminal device 300, the research and developmentpersonnel may input the parameter 2 into the operating system of thecontrol unit 3024. A second control signal generated by the control unit3024 based on the parameter 2 may enable the first switch unit 3022 toconnect the port 3023 b and the interface B.

Embodiment 2

An embodiment of this application further provides a preprocessingmodule of a GNSS chip. The preprocessing module is applicable to theGNSS chip including three interfaces. Compared with the GNSS chip inEmbodiment 1, the GNSS chip further includes a third interfacecorresponding to a third frequency band. As shown in FIG. 4, thepreprocessing module 302 is applicable to a GNSS chip 301 including aninterface A, an interface B, and an interface C. A correspondencebetween the interfaces of the GNSS chip, frequency bands, andpositioning signals may be shown in Table 2.

TABLE 2 Interface Frequency band Positioning signal Interface AFrequency band 2 Positioning signal a Interface B Frequency band 1Positioning signal b Interface C Frequency band 3 Positioning signal c

For a specific description of the correspondence, refer to Table 1.Details are not described again. Based on the correspondence shown inTable 2, after FIG. 4 is compared with FIG. 3, it can be learned thatthe preprocessing module 302 in FIG. 4 further includes a port 3023 cand a second switch unit 3025.

One end of the port 3023 c is connected to the second switch unit 3025,and the other end of the port 3023 c is suspended, or the other end ofthe port 3023 c is configured to connect to an antenna 3033 of aterminal device.

The second switch unit 3025 is connected to a filter unit 3021. Thesecond switch unit 3025 has a connecting end configured to connect tothe interface C. The second switch unit 3025 is configured to connectthe third port 3023 c and the interface C, or connect the filter unit3021 and the interface C.

The filter unit 3021 is further configured to provide a thirdpositioning signal for the second switch unit 3025 when the other end ofthe port 3023 c is suspended.

The preprocessing module shown in FIG. 4 helps enable antennas of aplurality of different configuration types to adapt to thethree-interface GNSS chip. Next, three possible cases are furtherdescribed by using the terminal device 300 shown in FIG. 4 as anexample.

2.1 One Antenna is Configured in the Terminal Device

For example, only the antenna 3031 is configured in the terminal device300, and a signal received by the antenna 3031 is a hybrid signalincluding the positioning signal a, the positioning signal b, and thepositioning signal c.

For the terminal device 300 having the foregoing antenna configurationtype, the other end of the port 3023 b in the preprocessing module 302is suspended, the other end of the port 3023 c is suspended, the firstswitch unit 3022 connects the filter unit 3021 and the interface B, andthe second switch unit 3025 connects the filter unit 3021 and theinterface C.

In this case, the filter unit 3021 may filter the hybrid signal receivedby the antenna 3031, to obtain the positioning signal a, the positioningsignal b, and the positioning signal c in the hybrid signal, provide thepositioning signal b for the first switch unit 3022, provide thepositioning signal a for the interface A, and provide the positioningsignal c for the second switch unit 3025.

Because the first switch unit 3022 connects the filter unit 3021 and theinterface B, the positioning signal b provided by the filter unit 3021for the first switch unit 3022 is to be transmitted to the interface B.Similarly, the positioning signal c provided by the filter unit 3021 forthe second switch unit 3025 is to be transmitted to the interface C. Inthis case, the GNSS chip 301 can separately receive the positioningsignal a, the positioning signal b, and the positioning signal c, andprocess the three positioning signals.

2.2 Two Antennas are Configured in the Terminal Device

For example, the antenna 3031 and the antenna 3032 are configured in theterminal device 300. The antenna 3031 is configured to receive a hybridsignal including the positioning signal a and the positioning signal c,and the antenna 3032 is configured to receive the positioning signal b.

For the terminal device 300 having the foregoing antenna configurationtype, the other end of the port 3023 b in the preprocessing module 302is connected to the antenna 3032, the other end of the antenna 3023 c issuspended, the first switch unit 3022 connects the port 3023 b and theinterface B, and the second switch unit 3025 connects the filter unit3021 and the interface C.

In this case, the first switch unit 3022 may transmit the positioningsignal b received by the antenna 3032 to the interface B. The filterunit 3021 may filter the hybrid signal received by the antenna 3031 toobtain the positioning signal a and the positioning signal c, providethe positioning signal a for the interface A, and provide thepositioning signal c for the second switch unit 3025. Because the secondswitch unit 3025 connects the filter unit 3021 and the interface C, thepositioning signal c provided by the filter unit 3021 for the secondswitch unit 3025 is to be transmitted to the interface C.

In this case, the GNSS chip 301 can separately receive the positioningsignal a, the positioning signal b, and the positioning signal c, andprocess the three positioning signals.

2.3 Three Antennas are Configured in the Terminal Device

For example, the antenna 3031, the antenna 3032, and the antenna 3033are configured in the terminal device 300. The antenna 3031 isconfigured to receive the positioning signal a, the antenna 3032 isconfigured to receive the positioning signal b, and the antenna 3033 isconfigured to receive the positioning signal c.

For the terminal device 300 having the foregoing antenna configurationtype, the other end of the port 3023 b in the preprocessing module 302is connected to the antenna 3032, the other end of the port 3023 c isconnected to the antenna 3033, the first switch unit 3022 connects theport 3023 b and the interface B, and the second switch unit 3025connects the port 3023 c and the interface C.

In this case, the first switch unit 3022 may transmit the positioningsignal b received by the antenna 3032 to the interface B. The secondswitch unit 3025 may transmit the positioning signal c received by theantenna 3033 to the interface C. The filter unit 3021 may transmit thepositioning signal a received by the antenna 3031 to the interface A.

In the foregoing three cases, for a specific implementation of thefilter unit 3021, refer to Embodiment 1. Details are not describedagain.

It may be understood that, for the preprocessing module 300 applicableto the three-interface GNSS chip, a configuration parameter mayalternatively be set in a control unit 3024, and the control unit 3024generates a control signal based on the configuration parameter andprovides the control signal for the first switch unit 3022 and thesecond switch unit 3025, to control connection states of the two switchunits respectively.

For example, the configuration parameter may be set for the terminaldevice 300 based on a correspondence shown in Table 3.

TABLE 3 Configuration parameter Port 3023b Port 3023c Parameter 3Suspended Suspended Parameter 4 Connected to 3022 Suspended Parameter 5Suspended Connected to 3023 Parameter 6 Connected to 3022 Connected to3023

As shown in Table 3, if the other end of the port 3023 b is suspended,and the other end of the port 3023 c is suspended, the configurationparameter set for the control unit 3024 is the parameter 3. Otherparameters are similar to the parameter 3. Details are not describedagain.

Based on the configuration parameters shown in Table 3, the control unit3024 may separately generate control signals shown in Table 4:

TABLE 4 Configuration parameter Control signal B Control signal CParameter 3 First control signal Third control signal Parameter 4 Secondcontrol signal Third control signal Parameter 5 First control signalFourth control signal Parameter 6 Second control signal Fourth controlsignal

As shown in Table 4, the control unit 3024 may generate two controlsignals based on the configuration parameter, where the control signal Bis a control signal provided for the first switch unit 3022, and thecontrol signal C is a control signal provided for the second switch unit3025. For example, the configuration parameter is the parameter 3. Thecontrol unit 3024 may generate the first control signal and the thirdcontrol signal based on the parameter 3, provide the first controlsignal for the first switch unit 3022, and provide the third controlsignal for the second switch unit 3025. Other parameters are similar tothe parameter 3. Details are not described again.

If receiving the first control signal, the first switch unit 3022connects the filter unit 3021 and the interface B, and if receiving thesecond control signal, the first switch unit 3022 connects the port 3023b and the interface B. If receiving the third control signal, the secondswitch unit 3025 connects the filter unit 3021 and the interface C, andif receiving the fourth control signal, the second switch unit 3025connects the port 3023 c and the interface B.

Based on a same technical concept, an embodiment of this applicationfurther provides a terminal device. The terminal device includes asecond antenna (an antenna 3031), a GNSS chip, and the preprocessingmodule provided in any one of the foregoing embodiments.

For a preprocessing module applicable to a dual-interface GNSS chip, theterminal device mainly falls into the following three cases:

In case 1, only the second antenna is configured in the terminal device.As shown in FIG. 5, a terminal device 300 includes the antenna 3031, apreprocessing module 302, and a GNSS chip 301. A port 3023 a of thepreprocessing module 302 is connected to the antenna 3031, a port 3023 bof the preprocessing module 302 is suspended, a first switch unit 3022connects a filter unit 3021 and an interface B, and disconnects the port3023 b from the interface B, so that the antenna 3031 adapts to the GNSSchip 301.

In case 2, a first antenna and the second antenna are configured in theterminal device. As shown in FIG. 6, a terminal device 300 includes anantenna 3031, an antenna 3032, a preprocessing module 302, and a GNSSchip 301. A port 3023 a of the preprocessing module 302 is connected tothe antenna 3031, a port 3023 b of the preprocessing module 302 isconnected to the antenna 3032, a first switch unit 3022 connects theport 3023 b and an interface B, and disconnects the port 3023 b from afilter unit 3021, so that the antenna 3031 adapts to the GNSS chip 301.

For a preprocessing module applicable to a three-interface GNSS chip,the terminal device mainly falls into the following three cases:

In case 1, only the second antenna is configured in the terminal device.As shown in FIG. 7, a terminal device 300 includes the antenna 3031, apreprocessing module 302, and a GNSS chip 301. A port 3023 a of thepreprocessing module 302 is connected to the antenna 3031, a port 3023 band a port 3023 c of the preprocessing module 302 are suspended, a firstswitch unit 3022 connects a filter unit 3021 and an interface B, anddisconnects the port 3023 b from the interface B, a second switch unit3025 connects the filter unit 3021 and an interface C, and disconnectsthe port 3023 c from the interface; C, so that the antenna 3031 adaptsto the GNSS chip 301.

In case 2, a first antenna and the second antenna are configured in theterminal device. As shown in FIG. 8, a terminal device 300 includes anantenna 3031, an antenna 3032, a preprocessing module 302, and a GNSSchip 301. A port 3023 a of the preprocessing module 302 is connected tothe antenna 3031, a port 3023 b of the preprocessing module 302 isconnected to the antenna 3032, a port 3023 c of the preprocessing module302 is suspended, a first switch unit 3022 disconnects a filter unit3021 from an interface B, and connects the port 3023 b and the interfaceB, and a second switch unit 3025 connects the filter unit 3021 and aninterface C, and disconnects the port 3023 c from the interface C, sothat the antenna 3031 and the antenna 3032 adapt to the GNSS chip 301.

In case 3, a first antenna, the second antenna, and a third antenna areconfigured in the terminal device. As shown in FIG. 9, a terminal device300 includes an antenna 3031, an antenna 3032, an antenna 3033, apreprocessing module 302, and a GNSS chip 301. A port 3023 a of thepreprocessing module 302 is connected to the antenna 3031, a port 3023 bof the preprocessing module 302 is connected to the antenna 3032, a port3023 c of the preprocessing module 302 is connected to the antenna 3033,a first switch unit 3022 disconnects a filter unit 3021 from aninterface B, and connects the port 3023 b and the interface B, and asecond switch unit 3025 disconnects the filter unit 3021 from aninterface C, and connects the port 3023 c and the interface C, so thatthe antenna 3031 and the antenna 3032 adapt to the GNSS chip 301.

Although this application is described with reference to specificfeatures and the embodiments thereof, it is clear that variousmodifications and combinations may be made to them without departingfrom the spirit and scope of this application. Correspondingly, thespecification and accompanying drawings are merely example descriptionsof this application defined in the appended claims, and are consideredas any of or all modifications, variations, combinations or equivalentsthat cover the scope of this application. It is clear that a personskilled in the art can make various modifications and variations to thisapplication without departing from the spirit and scope of thisapplication. This application is intended to cover these modificationsand variations of this application provided that they fall within thescope of protection defined by the claims and their equivalenttechnologies.

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 10. A preprocessing system of a global navigationsatellite system (GNSS) chip comprising: a first interface correspondingto a first frequency band in the GNSS chip; a second interfacecorresponding to a second frequency band in the GNSS chip; a filtercomprising: a first end; a second end; and a first connecting endcoupled to the second interface; a first port comprising: a third end;and a fourth end configured to either suspend or couple to a firstantenna of a terminal device, wherein the first port is configured toreceive, using the first antenna, a first positioning signal in thefirst frequency band; a first switch comprising: a fifth end coupled tothe third end; a sixth end coupled to the second end; and a secondconnecting end coupled to the first interface, wherein the first switchis configured to: couple the first port and the first interface when thefourth end is coupled to the first antenna; and couple the filter andthe first interface when the fourth end is suspended; and a second portcomprising: an eighth end coupled to the first end; and a ninth endcoupled to a second antenna of the terminal device, wherein the secondport is configured to: receive, using the second antenna, a first signalcomprising the first positioning signal and a second positioning signalin the second frequency band when the fourth end is suspended; andreceive, using the second antenna, a second signal comprising the secondpositioning signal when the fourth end is coupled to the first antenna,and wherein the filter is configured to: filter the first signal whenthe fourth end is suspended to obtain the first positioning signal andthe second positioning signal, provide the first positioning signal tothe first switch, and provide the second positioning signal to thesecond interface; and provide the second positioning signal to thesecond interface when the fourth end is coupled to the first antenna.11. The preprocessing system of claim 10, wherein the first switchfurther comprises a seventh end, wherein the preprocessing systemfurther comprises a control system comprising a tenth end coupled to theseventh end, and wherein the control system is configured to: obtain aconfiguration parameter; generate a control signal based on theconfiguration parameter; and provide the control signal to the firstswitch, and wherein the first switch is further configured to couple,based on the control signal, either the first port and the firstinterface, or the filter and the first interface.
 12. The preprocessingsystem of claim 11, wherein the configuration parameter is a firstparameter when the fourth end is suspended, wherein the configurationparameter is a second parameter when the fourth end is coupled to thefirst antenna, and wherein the control system is further configured to:generate a first control signal based on the first parameter; orgenerate a second control signal based on the second parameter, andwherein the first switch is further configured to: couple the filter andthe first interface based on the first control signal; or couple thefirst port and the first interface based on the second control signal.13. The preprocessing system of claim 11, further comprising: a thirdinterface corresponding to a third frequency band in the GNSS chip; athird port comprising: an eleventh end; and a twelfth end configured toeither suspend or couple to a third antenna of the terminal device,wherein the third port is configured to receive, using the thirdantenna, a third positioning signal in the third frequency band; and asecond switch comprising: a thirteenth end coupled to the eleventh end;a fourteenth end coupled to a fifteenth end of the filter; a sixteenthend; and a third connecting end coupled to the third interface, whereinthe second switch is configured to: couple the third port and the thirdinterface when the twelfth end is coupled to the third antenna; andcouple the filter and the third interface when the twelfth end issuspended, wherein the first signal and the second signal furthercomprise the third positioning signal when the twelfth end is suspended,an wherein the filter is further configured to: filter the first signalwhen the fourth end and the twelfth end are suspended to obtain thethird positioning signal, and provide the third positioning signal tothe second switch; and filter the second signal when the fourth end iscoupled to the first antenna and the twelfth end is suspended to obtainthe third positioning signal, and provide the third positioning signalto the second switch.
 14. The preprocessing system of claim 13, furthercomprising a control system comprising: a tenth end coupled to theseventh end; and a seventeenth end coupled to the sixteenth end, whereinthe control system is configured to: obtain a configuration parameter;generate a control signal based on the configuration parameter; andprovide the control signal to the first switch and the second switch,wherein the first switch is further configured to couple, based on thecontrol signal, either the first port and the first interface, or thefilter and the first interface, and wherein the second switch is furtherconfigured to couple, based on the control signal, either the third portand the third interface, or the filter and the third interface.
 15. Thepreprocessing system of claim 14, wherein the configuration parameter isa third parameter when the fourth end and the twelfth end are suspended,wherein the configuration parameter is a fourth parameter when thefourth end is coupled to the first antenna and the twelfth end issuspended, wherein the configuration parameter is a fifth parameter whenthe fourth end is suspended and the twelfth end is coupled to the thirdantenna, wherein the configuration parameter is a sixth parameter whenthe fourth end is coupled to the first antenna and the twelfth end iscoupled to the third antenna, and wherein the control system is furtherconfigured to: generate a first control signal and a third controlsignal based on the third parameter, provide the first control signal tothe first switch, and provide the third control signal to the secondswitch; generate a second control signal and the third control signalbased on the fourth parameter, provide the second control signal to thefirst switch, and provide the third control signal to the second switch;generate the first control signal and a fourth control signal based onthe fifth parameter, provide the first control signal to the firstswitch, and provide the fourth control signal to the second switch; orgenerate the second control signal and the fourth control signal basedon the sixth parameter, provide the second control signal to the firstswitch, and provide the fourth control signal to the second switch. 16.The preprocessing system of claim 15, wherein the first switch isfurther configured to couple the filter and the first interface based onthe first control signal.
 17. The preprocessing system of claim 15,wherein the first switch is further configured to couple the first portand the first interface based on the second control signal.
 18. Thepreprocessing system of claim 15, wherein the second switch is furtherconfigured to couple the filter and the third interface based on thethird control signal.
 19. The preprocessing system of claim 15, whereinthe second switch is further configured to couple the third port and thethird interface based on the fourth control signal.
 20. A terminaldevice comprising: a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) chipcomprising: a first interface corresponding to a first frequency band inthe GNSS chip; a second interface corresponding to a second frequencyband in the GNSS chip; an antenna configured to receive a first signalcomprising a first positioning signal in the first frequency band and asecond positioning signal in the second frequency band; and apreprocessing system comprising: a filter comprising: a first end; asecond end; and a first connecting end coupled to the second interface;a first port comprising: a third end; and a fourth end is suspended; afirst switch comprising: a fifth end coupled to the third end; and asixth end coupled to the second end; a second connecting end coupled tothe first interface, wherein the first switch is configured to couplethe filter and the first interface; and a second port comprising: aneighth end coupled to the first end; and a ninth end coupled to theantenna, and wherein the filter is configured to: filter the firstsignal to obtain the first positioning signal and the second positioningsignal; provide the first positioning signal to the first switch; andprovide the second positioning signal to the second interface, andwherein the GNSS chip is configured to process the first positioningsignal and the second positioning signal.
 21. The terminal device ofclaim 20, wherein the first switch further comprises a seventh end,wherein the terminal device further comprises a first control systemcomprising a tenth end coupled to the seventh end, and wherein the firstcontrol system is configured to: obtain a configuration parameter;generate a control signal based on the configuration parameter; andprovide the control signal to the first switch.
 22. The terminal deviceof claim 21, wherein the first switch is further configured to couplethe filter and the first interface based on the control signal.
 23. Theterminal device of claim 20, wherein the GNSS chip further comprises athird interface corresponding to a third frequency band in the GNSSchip, and wherein the preprocessing system further comprises: a thirdport comprising: an eleventh end; and a twelfth end suspended; and asecond switch comprising: a thirteenth end coupled to a fourteenth endof the filter; a fifteenth end coupled to the eleventh end; and a thirdconnecting end coupled to the third interface, wherein the second switchis configured to couple the filter and the third interface, wherein theantenna is configured to receive a third positioning signal in the thirdfrequency band, and wherein the GNSS chip is further configured toprocess the first positioning signal, the second positioning signal, andthe third positioning signal.
 24. The terminal device of claim 23,wherein the preprocessing system further comprises a second controlsystem, wherein the second control system comprises: a sixteenth endcoupled to a seventeenth end of the first switch; and an eighteenth endcoupled to a nineteenth end of the second switch, wherein the secondcontrol is configured to: obtain a configuration parameter; generate acontrol signal based on the configuration parameter; and provide thecontrol signal to the first switch and the second switch, wherein thefirst switch is further configured to couple the filter and the firstinterface based on the control signal, and wherein the second switch isfurther configured to couple the filter and the third interface based onthe control signal.
 25. A terminal device comprising: a globalnavigation satellite system (GNSS) chip comprising: a first interfacecorresponding to a first frequency band in the GNSS chip; a secondinterface corresponding to a second frequency band in the GNSS chip; afirst antenna configured to receive a first positioning signal in thefirst frequency band; a second antenna configured to receive a secondsignal comprising a second positioning signal in the second frequencyband; and a preprocessing system comprising: a filter comprising: afirst end; a second end; and a first connecting end coupled to thesecond interface; a first port comprising: a third end; and a fourth endcoupled to the first antenna; a first switch comprising: a fifth endcoupled to the second end; a sixth end coupled to the third end; and asecond connecting end coupled to the first interface, wherein the firstswitch is configured to couple the first port and the first interface;and a second port comprising: an eighth end coupled to the first end;and a ninth end coupled to the second antenna, wherein the filter isconfigured to provide the second positioning signal to the secondinterface, wherein the GNSS chip is configured to process the firstpositioning signal and the second positioning signal.
 26. The terminaldevice of claim 25, wherein the first switch further comprises a seventhend, wherein the terminal device further comprises a first controlsystem comprising a tenth end coupled to the seventh end, and whereinthe first control system is configured to: obtain a configurationparameter; generate a first control signal based on the configurationparameter; and provide the first control signal to the first switch, andwherein the first switch is configured to couple the filter and thefirst interface based on the first control signal.
 27. The terminaldevice of claim 26, wherein the first control system is furtherconfigured to: generate a second control signal based on theconfiguration parameter; and provide the second control signal to thefirst switch, wherein the first switch is further configured to couplethe first port and the first interface based on the second controlsignal.
 28. The terminal device of claim 25, further comprising a thirdantenna, wherein the GNSS chip further comprises a third interfacecorresponding to a third frequency band in the GNSS chip, and whereinthe preprocessing system further comprises: a third port comprising: aneleventh end; and a twelfth end coupled to the third antenna, whereinthe third antenna is configured to receive a third positioning signal inthe third frequency band; and a second switch comprising: a thirteenthend coupled to the eleventh end; a fourteenth end coupled to a fifteenthend of the filter; and a third connecting end coupled to the thirdinterface, wherein the second switch is configured to couple the thirdport and the third interface, wherein the GNSS chip is furtherconfigured to process the third positioning signal.
 29. The terminaldevice of claim 28, further comprising a second control systemcomprising: a sixteenth end coupled to a seventeenth end of the firstswitch; and an eighteenth end coupled to a nineteenth end of the secondswitch, wherein the second control system is configured to: obtain aconfiguration parameter; generate a control signal based on theconfiguration parameter; and provide the control signal to the firstswitch and the second switch, wherein the first switch is configured tocouple the first port and the first interface based on the controlsignal, and wherein the second switch is configured to couple the thirdport and the third interface based on the control signal.